Shopping, Leisure and Entertainment
The 19 USJ City Mall in USJ 19 features many IT outlets and restaurants that serve a large variety of food. Its main anchor is Carrefour. The mall is located in front of Persiaran Kewajipan right after The Summit and Taipan Triangle USJ 10. On top of the shopping mall are four blocks of residential service apartments where at the 6th floor are deck chairs facing the pool and a cafe where residents could dine by the poolside.
The main commercial hubs in USJ are Taipan Triangle Business Centre in USJ 10 and Subang Business Centre in USJ 9 respectively. Taipan Triangle is the township's central business area and is famous throughout the Klang Valley for its variety of food outlets. There are numerous international dining restaurants such as alfresco dining, fine dining, modern contemporary and fusion Asian-Western food.
Taipan Triangle USJ 10 and Subang Business Centre USJ 9 include a number of famous and international cafes and restaurants. Furthermore, there is a commercial area near USJ 1, namely USJ Sentral which also feature many well-known bistros such as Secret Recipe, Sarpino's Pizza, etc.
Subang Business Centre USJ 9 and Taipan Triangle USJ 10 are one of the major commercial hubs among the people in the Klang Valley. Almost all major local and foreign banks have a branch over there.
Besides that, there is a shopping mall located in USJ 1 which is the The Summit. It is located next to Persiaran Kewajipan. It has many entertainment features such as a GSC Cineplex, Fitness First, Ampang Super Bowl, Century Snooker Club, etc. The 4-Stars Summit Hotel consists of 332 exclusive guest rooms for tourists and visitors in USJ. In USJ 1 (Subang Permai) features local hypermarkets such as Giant and Mydin.
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